NAIS and REAL ID are about legislation that will allow for tracking but that is just half the game. In addition to the passive and active RFID (750′ reading range), they’ve got technology to advance our ability to know where everything is, everywhere, all the time, 24/7:
Tracking your money…
the Defense Department cautioned its American contractors over what it described as a new espionage threat: Canadian coins with tiny radio frequency transmitters hidden inside. … Intelligence and technology experts said such transmitters, if they exist, could be used to surreptitiously track the movements of people carrying the spy coins.
-APNews
The ink you write with… (tattoos too!)
Somark Innovations said in a release that the test proved the effectiveness of injecting and reading a biocompatible chipless RFID (radio frequency identification) ink “tattoo” within the skin of animals. RFID “tags” can be used to identify an object or being using radio waves.
-Somark Innovations Press Release Hat tip to the Hen
The paper you print on…
Several printer companies quietly encode the serial number and the manufacturing code of their color laser printers and color copiers on every document those machines produce. Governments, including the United States, already use the hidden markings.
-Electronic Freedom Foundation
and everything else…
HP today announced that its researchers have developed a miniature wireless data chip that could provide broad access to digital content in the physical world. With no equal in terms of its combination of size, memory capacity and data access speed, the tiny chip (Memory Spot) could be stuck on or embedded in almost any object and make available information and content now found mostly on electronic devices or the Internet.
-HP Press Release
Back slapping fun! (Put a Memory Spot on your hand, slap someone, and presto, their tagged “Kick Me!“)
As with most things, the technology in and of itself is not evil, but the ways our governments want to use it certainly may be. What price for privacy - most of all from the government?
Ya know, if I didn’t have 3 dogs and a horse, I would be looking for another country to live in. At least you know what you are getting into, unlike our country who is trying to track every animal and human! Or, is this done in every other country and we are just trying to ‘keep up’? I do not appreciate the total loss of privacy. We are getting close to a police state and that makes me most uncomfortable.
Comment arlene — January 12, 2007 @ 1:35 pm
Worried about a possible police state? That’s here right now. Worried about tracking? Same senario. Worried about global warming? Read on….
Get: Angels Don’t Play This HAARP - Advances in Tesla Technology (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Project) earthpulse.com
Do you “believe” Al Gore? He has produced one of the best Weapons of Mass Distraction. They are everywhere. Every form of media is full of it! But one must employ critical thinking in order to fully understand what we are dealing with.
Hey, they’re all connected… wake up. You don’t think they’d give us an option that will change the status quo, do you?
Go ahead and laugh, but don’t “believe”… find out!
Your conditioning is the best place to begin. If you cannot see that, you’re simply taking us down with the ship.
Synopsis of the book: deadredcrab.com/study/haarps.htm
This is not to promote the site, it is to make people aware of the massive displays of propaganda, meant to condition your responses, to allow for the directive to destroy freedom. There is no partial freedom!
This book will make your socks roll up and down for the next decade! Don’t believe, find out.
“I don’t know with what weapons WW3 will be fought, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones” - Einstein
Comment deb — January 12, 2007 @ 3:30 pm
Everyone, as you know I live in Alaska , and HARRP is very real.After delving in to NAIS, no longer can I say thats just in the movies. Since learning of HARRP last summer, I have read the web sites but haven’t read the book yet. I friend of mine told me to read it, one day I will. But let me tell you this. 5 yrs ago I shattered my ankle, I have 12 pins and a plate in the rt ankle. I am in pain for months at a time. My ankle is not a weather reader. It doesnt matter ifs its nice out or not. But why am I in extreme pain and the next day it just turns off like a light switch. Well I have come to the conclusion when the HARRP is on my ankle is sensitive enough to the right frequency. During Dec. when Wa had the horrible weather, did anyone see the cyclone in the ocean off the coast of WA, well my ankle was in that state of pain. The HARRP can be used for weather, It can also be used to alter the state of your mood ETC. Well I’ll stop here so you all dont think I’m off my rocker. Close but not quite there yet, LOL
Comment Gisela — January 13, 2007 @ 1:14 am
Hello, I am most interested in your informtion..I can see that I have a great deal of reading to do to inform myself. I would like to put your logo and link on my blog, are ther simple instructions for those of us who care computer challenged?? I hope that you can forward them to me! I would like my chance to spread the word as well! thanks
[Look at this page Linking to NoNAIS” which has instructions. There is a directory of many images you can use to help spread the word and fight NAIS at:
http://nonais.org/imagesmisc/
You can also get T-shirts and all that stuff at:
http://www.CafePress.com/nonais
There are also sample fliers and such. See the right hand sidebar of http://NoNAIS.org in the Sample section or go here:
Print to pass out: http://NoNAIS.org/handout
Print to hang up: http://NoNAIS.org/poster
Print for offline: http://NoNAIS.org/printout
Stickers: http://NoNAIS.org/stickers
Ad copy: http://NoNAIS.org/ads
and there is more in here:
http://nonais.org/sampleflyers/
If you need help or anything is unclear, let me know.
Keep up the good fight!
-WalterJ]
Comment Jenna — January 13, 2007 @ 3:41 pm
It just gets better folks. You’ve all done such a good job of motivating people to contact senators and other reps, that they now want to shut us up. Check out senate bill 1. It’s attatched to an ethics bill, as if. They are tired of hearing from us.
Comment Debbie Hogan — January 13, 2007 @ 6:21 pm